Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

when en ndian came from behind ard passed a' and in front of him and Et a distance about five feet shot at hIG,. the bu.le entering the left side O. l coming oLs through the spine. tie lived about three-quHrters of sn hour and was conscioBs most of the time and attend ing 10 business. He said good bye to the fellows. ''I cant pull through tIll all the bcys say good bye" be said. He then became unconscious. When first shot. b. said, "M ha, did hs shoot ry Tor, nevet did an Indian SD inJust,ce ia my life.' No cause can be given for the assault. There never had been a vor1 or dihrfenoe. nor was there word ut- tered by ether, The Indian Was im mediateiy pursued by scouts and others and On mcsi0g resistance was shot and mortally vOupded. A bullet entered lis lefi eye aud the Indian dicd RDont ha!f sn hoar after the death of hr. Hor- ton.
 ST. JORSs. Ariz., September 2i- Fran iscD Back was 'Onnd gn,lty yester- day. Of embeZzlement, the penalty of which is from one tO ten years. He has been promised lIgbt sentence pTovid- ed he informs on hIs acc0mplIces. one of whor, ls s6it 70 be a prcmlnegt man in the ccun y. Back was deputy treasurer and was charged with rObOIBs tine cOuu- ty safe Tn December, lSSJ. of Cver eleven thousand dollars. He claimed that rnasked men compelled him tO go with them to the court house and at lhe point of revolver, OpeI the safe. \. Bsrth plesded guilty tp eni racery, and V Vss lined i've hUBIs,1 -U..- -s; also sei- ted the iard larceny ca. a the pay- | men' Of pine thousand 50. E5s. The comprOmi-. was a.iO.6i 'y The court 1 on ihe promise of Earth thi. Ls would leave the territory by JsLu - first.
 Char.es Gray, accused Si co,tle steal in9, ss released aud EiV n sixty days tO leave tEr territory. ii lLr order is Obel ed n0ile pruseqIi w'ii ue entered "t the nex; term, otherwise S-nch war rScts viii be issued. Clivf Justice WnEht's prrcedure in these cs7es are be- ius geuersily efiticiz | by att,neys, re- zsfdlng Ite!r legality.
 NEW RK. Sep.. 24-Isaac Gates, clerk Of C r, IuDIingtoG, q me before the Psciii- +. l.. COum.soiJ. tuis morn jug and asked to be excused fr m tes tify- ing until he could communicate with Mir. Cohen. counsel for the Central Psc- itic. Gates examination WAS then post poned uUtll Wedne, day next and the commission adjourned unrIl that date.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 2I.-Jake Kllrain and Charlie Mitchell sailed to- day on the steamer AnhsDia for England.
 CORK, September 24-The trlaI of Wm OBren under the COe. cIoB Act, vas concluded st MichellstOwn, and the sc- 1 n n to three months imprisonment. A u0tIce of appeal from the judgment of the Court was given.
 CHICAGO. Septemb ber 24.-MIra Parsons wife fl condemned anarchist, wss aT- raIgned before Justice Lyons this mofu- Ins for distributing circulars on the streets. The Judge continued the case until next Tuesday and allowed Ms. Parsons to depart to her own residence.
 DENVER, September 2i.-The Slyer- eiRn Grand Lodge l. O. O. F. cOucl'. .ded Its work this morning and Rdinurbed sine die. Grand Sir White sud Lieut. Geueral Und srwoOi with s party of friends vii start for a pleasure trip through CsiiiorDis.
 PRRsCoTr. September 2i-Undsr Sheriff WBjdel has received word from ToDtO Basin shat 9 fight occurred there on ;he eighteenth. Thomas Graham, Joseph El.uRvoCd and n man named Middleton wgru killed on the Graham side. and Ctorge Newton and James | IewKs pIry oE .hs isEksOdT. sIde 1ne Graham pbri were ambusheG near John | lew sbury's hOu-e, aud tunui Tewks- | bury on guard, when the Graham party l was dIscOyrTed both commence d firing Johu TsWEstury who vHs recently RIn- bushed aod sIIl-d was found ten dHys later. sSherifT NnivsIon three dsys after the fight reported that LewI- Packer Cf Grahsn's parry was IaIssIDg.
 CITY OF MEXICO. September 2a-l There Is a good d-H. nf Une-siness m DO ! liticsl circles regarding tUe rumOr, d at- 1 tempt of G ERtemRl- to secure the sup | poTt of ibe Uuiied .Ststps govern iyIt | against Mexico. [. is felt here that !. sucn c step woald do raurh to Gi-turH | the pleasant relations eIIstiEg h-iEeeu ] Mexico shd tbe UDi,cG States =hIo1 are at present inducing heavy iuv-6tEeu:s | 0: American ea-iia! hcre. Tba case l against Gus;emals ls tni-: Iu uit- hsys | been offered members Otthe Mexican l-- l getion there which have EOs nceu prop
  GovetSmeHt IS nos acting extensively | towards Gusie mEIa. it is dc. .liGdIOg q | just OompenEstiou for the h-ssu.'s Ou | the officers cf the lecstion. J h- fighting l of GusteTnsla is largely clerical con ilict and assumes the inspect of rrhg- ! inus wsI. and many po.liicigus be-e say that they do not belevs the United | States will interfere in such delicate mat | ters.
 CHICAGO, September 23-Lucy Pay sons, Wifr of tre condemned snnrchist. l was arrested this R!;eTboun for vi,iE;- ! ing the citY ordinance prohibiting the | distribution ol harj bills on tie streets. !
 OAKLAND September 23-1Irs. Su- sanns Browr. cnlorsd. died iu ihis city | jO-dry, aged no years. Sue ~ns born l a Washington, D. C
 BRoSsvILLF. Te1ss, September B A fierce burT.caus that Dt.a1 e icS | days ago, Cs.m-d dnga this UrInng.
 SAN. FRANCISCO. September I-Ihe | Chinese residents Ct this city had re- | marksbls street parade ID hJagr Of he | great idol knoWb as Tan Wong, recently ! brought from China. The laEsde was | one of oriental msguiicercT, but wGs | confined to streets Ru1 alleys -f Cbina- town. Costumes. banner and oriental | weapons were brought from Chine | specially for the occasion. Ine-p were | 1000 Chinamsn ih :he line aud Uumer- ous Chinese women on richly caparis- l oned horses, the entire column present. ing s blaze Cf color. The women wore | long silkeu gowns and ht taelr sides | walked s,,e7dauts ho.diuS h'yh over | heir heads banners of Goit The men | in the procession carr e1 Cu.iSue war l implements. long Cil. mzchetas. eisbor- stely carved swords or sue-is around 1 whose poin.s were covered gllt lizards, 1 snakes and flaming dragons d number of banners that sprung twenty feet ID the air preceded another heavily armed battalion attirci m the bTIgbsesi yell low and csrryi1g weapons no two of which were GlIse. A dgur' that afford ed particular delight Co thIS peculiar people came next iC bright tinsel pavilion. around balconies o' vhloh ran